The Watch House


This historic watch-house dates from the 18th century when it was the base for local Excise-men in their fight against smugglers. It was taken over by the Coastguard Service in the 1820s and has been a private house since 1925. Sympathetically modernised whilst preserving its historic character, the house is stylishly furnished with two modern bathrooms, wood burning stove and central heating. It sleeps six comfortably and all rooms have superb sea views. Parking for two cars in the owner’s lane leading to the property. Available all year round.
Dining Room
Sitting Room
 
A well-equipped modern kitchen on the ground floor leads to a spacious dining room. There is a ground floor twin-bedded room with adjacent bathroom.
    
On the first floor there is a magnificent, large, L-shaped sitting room with two sitting areas, lovely old timber floor and bay window with magnificent views out to sea.
 
View from bedroom
Terrace
 
A corridor leads to a second bathroom, master bedroom with a view to die for of Chynhall’s Point, and twin bedded room which can be converted into a double bedroom.
    
Outside are two secluded terraces, one at the front and one at the side of the house with tables and chairs.
 

For booking and more information contact: Mrs Jeal 0207-435-5211
or e-mail: joyce.jeal@blueyonder.co.uk